Long considered the world capital of science fiction, L.A. is leaving behind the multiplicity of dystopian fates the genre so often predicted for it, as the city moves toward a different vision of its future — one that’s tapping into its past to create a more user-friendly, sustainable and equitable tomorrow. [9 ¼ min read] Read More
From the species that brought you the moon landing and the hot dog eating contest, artificial intelligence is here to change the world. [9 ¾ min read] Read More
USC Dornsife’s Understanding Coronavirus in America Study reveals that discrimination against people thought to have COVID-19, even if they weren’t infected, peaked in April and has since declined. Particularly against Asian Americans, however, discrimination persists. [3¾ min read] Read More
Experts from USC Dornsife explain why some people are suffering from extreme lockdown fatigue: It’s a mix of human nature and an American identity that chafes at being “controlled.” [3¼ min read] Read More
With joblessness claims at an all-time high and no end currently in sight for social distancing despite a move to reopen the country’s businesses, the coronavirus threatens to upend global economies. How do we prevent the worst from happening? [7 min read] Read More
Urban centers may start to look radically different due to COVID-19, say experts from USC Dornsife. [6½ min read] Read More
USC Dornsife immigration experts comment on the ruling, its impact and what remains to be done. [2¼ min read] Read More
Job losses, childcare duties and mental distress have disproportionately affected women since the start of the coronavirus pandemic, according to new results from Understanding Coronavirus in America tracking survey. [1¾ min read] Read More
Stress from racial discrimination could partially explain why African Americans are at higher risk for severe COVID-19 outcomes. [5 ¾ min read] Read More
These book recommendations from USC Dornsife scholars provide historical and cultural context regarding racism in the United States. Read More
